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Viola Cornuta—Violets or Tufted Pansies 
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Companion plants to Pansies, though flowers are not as large. Admirably adapted for rockery, 
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in moist partial shade, with no enemies. . 


Viola Cornuta—Park’s Pride 
PARK’S PRIDE Improved Scotch Bedding. Viola 
Cornuta. A grand New bedding hybrid mixture 
of all the finest, brightest, gayest colors in the 
largest size flowers and most robust plants. A 
supreme mixture. 
PAPILIO, Butterfly Violet, hp. Blooming the first 
season. A hardy little plant blooming profusely. 
Two excellent varieties and a fine mixture. Deep 
Violet, Light Blue, Finest Mixed. 
THE DOUBLE 
DUTY DIET 
For lovely flow- 
ers feedall house 
plants and gar- 
den flowers 
these concen- 
trated food TAB- 
LETS. Gives 
rapid, strong, 
healthy growth 
and more abun- 
dant blooms. 30 
tablets 25c, 75 
for 50c, 200 for 

borders as the colors are bright and attractive, plants are sturdy and free blooming, thriving 
Pkt. 5c, Jumbo Pkt. 10c. 
Rose Gem. Large flowers of pleasing deep rose. 
White Gem. Pretty and distinct pure white. 
Yellow Gem. Fine long stems, golden yellow. 
Arkwright Ruby. Ruby crimson shading to terra 
cotta. Flowers larger than ordinary and coloring 
unusual. 
Bizarre. A most extraordinary coloring, the two 
upper petals being pure violet-purple and the 
lower three clear apricot. 
Lutea Splendens. Very deep golden yellow, most 
appealing. 
Chantreyland. Best pure apricot, very true. 
oe Perfection. Pretty flowers of medium clear 
ue, 
White Perfection. Dainty, pure snow white. Good 
to use in bed or border with Blue Perfection, 
and Arkwright Ruby for patriotic colors. 
Mixed—Complete mixture of all colors. 
Jersey Gem. 8'’. Flowers rich violet blue 
with lightly ruffled petals are borne on long 
stems. An excellent variety for cutting. 
Slightly fragrant. Pkt. 10c; Large pkt. 25c. 
Combination Offer. 6 Viola Cornuta varieties. 
One Jumbo pkt. each of Papilio Mixed, Ark- 
wright Ruby, Bizarre, Jersey Gem (25c), Lutea 
Spendens, White Perfection, value 75c for 50c. 
Little-Johnny-Jump-Up, hp, 4 in. The old fash- 
ioned violet found in old gardens, tenacious. 
Pkt. 10c; Giant Pkt. 25c. 
GARDEN FLOWERS IN COLOR, by G. A. Stevens. 
A “best seller’’ by any standard, this book 
shows all the important garden flowers in accu- 
rately colored photographs and gives descrip- 
tions and cultural notes. You will use this 
book every time you plant, plan a color scheme, 
or combine plants in bed or border arrange- 
ments. It is also useful for identifying plants, 
for finding correct botanical and common names. 
400 photographs in full color; 320 pages; 61/4,'’x 
Oa etn. Formerly 93.705 ees ae NOW $1.98 
CAMPANULA Persicifolia Grandiflora Telham 
Beauty, hhp, 30 in. Flowers are lovely soft 
lavender, of great size and penuty This is the 
finest of the perennial Campanulas. Pkt. 10c, 
-Giant Pkt. 25c. 

PANSIES 
Viola Tricolor or Heartsease 
RUFFLED OR FRILLED MASTERPIECE, MIXED. 
Crinkled and ruffled blooms of such great sub- 
stance as to appear double. Colors mostly in 
richer deeper tones. Pkt. 5c; Jumbo pkt. 10c. 
MAPLE LEAVED GIANTS MIXED. Robust compact 
plants with large flowers. Not quite as large 
a color range as Improved Roggli Swiss Giant, 
however. Pkt. 5c; 1/32°0z. 50c; 1/16 oz. 95c. 
BABY PANSIES—Delightful Novelty 
Packet 5c: Jumbo packet 10c. 
Ideal for Spring planting. Dwarf compact plants 
31/.-4 inches high. Lovely waved petaled flowers 
blooming very early (70 days from seed) and 
long flowering into mid-summer, 
Baby Delight. Lovely light blue. 
Mrs. A. H. Scott. Beautiful purple with white 
center and blue markings. 
DWARF SWISS GIANTS 
Very low growing plants with fine large flow- 
_ ers. Extra choice variety for the rockery or low 
border. Packet 5c; Jumbo packet 10c. 

Dwarf Swiss Giants 

I have grown your seeds since I was a little girl. They are fine. Your Swiss Giant Pansies were 
_ the hardiest and fastest growing Pansies I have ever had. They were truly beautiful and a joy all 
_ summer. 
' Sept. 13, 1941 
. Sebastopol, Calif. 
Thank ‘you very much, 
Mrs. Roy J. Narron. 

